Entering The Hidden Book - - - - - - - - - -> inshaa allaah

farida

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Please remember what you said when you joined the forum

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Try and keep your claim.
Peace.

Peace (good) logic

Please tell me one thing; you call yourself good logic but where is the logic in your saying
The Master Hypnotist's effectiveness lies in the fact .... in one of you post above?
As I understand you support code 19 and brother al-amiyr said this about it Re Entering The Hidden Book - - - - - - - - - -> inshaa allaah ? Reply #9 on December 14, 2012, 072057 PM ?
Long before I heard about Dr Rashad Khalifa my father taught me forty years ago that . the Universe is based upon a nineteen phenomenon
My good logic says that if you are to only serve ALLAH than it would have made you very happy that someone else, and with good knowledge too, also supports code 19, but it seems you only want to serve RK.
Please tell me I'm wrong or what is the logic behind it.
Peace

good_logic

Peace Farida.

Could al-amiyr have said all he had to say by now? Why all this wait?

God asks that we are straightforward. No hiding anything or beating about the bush?

Al0amiyr himself said ,quote
And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...

If he has something important to say , then get on with it so we can check it/ reference it with Qoran.

I have no idea what he is going to say, but the Qoranic way is to make it clear and get to the point.

But that is up to him. Others also have a choice whether to play the game and keep waiting or to ask him to make his point!

Peace.

SpaceTraveler

If you did not read and follow from Post 1 you would not know what this thread is all about.

b

the Book (al-kitaab) Post 11
The Book (al_kitaab)mental perceptions and visions for humanity ... in order for them to think of and bear in mind.

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And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...

Say thou "Have you seen.
If it were from the presence of ALLAAH and then you have rejected it?
Who is more astray than he who is in a distant discord?

Soon will We show them Our Signs (aayaat)in The Horizons (al_aafaaq)
and in their Souls/Minds ('anfus)
until It becomes manifest to them that It is The Truth (al_haqq).
Is it not enough that Thy Lord doth witness all things?

as-salaamu "alaykum

In this post I am going to take you into a glimpse of the Book (al-kitaab). Do not be afraid to wet your feet because we will soon be landing into deep waters.

Read again the initial introduction into the book (al-kitaab).

Lo and behold!

It ALL began by His wish and command and then

+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+

-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-1-

and from them

the whole invisible matterless one-dimensional number line

represented by Laam->

came into being in the infinite-dimensional L

-thousands and millions and billions of numbers one after the other without end.

(Laam-> in the L <->L containing the Laam-&gt

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.mmm.png

Remember the rules of the vowels in the previous lesson. Arabic has three vowels which is a - i - u. Pay again attention to the following.

"The vowels a - i - u represent motions.

a = going out motion (from the beginning point)

i = coming in motion (from the end point)

u = going out motion;coming in motion; going in and out motion (from any point)"

For now let us look at vowels a and i and leave the vowel u for another time.

Lets put this to the test with the consonants.

Remember that we are now in a one dimensional line, like this ------------------------------------------------
So if we say la then it simply means l--------------------> l a line extending but did not reach its end.
If we say laa then it simply means l---------------------------------------->l a line extending and having reached its end
Because the l is infinite (from our definitions) la would mean from the infinite beginning moving towards the infinite end.
And laa would mean from the beginningless infinity to the endless infinity. In other words a line without boundaries; continuous forever in both directions.
And because l represents the infinite dark matterless spaceless timeless void (from our definitions ) it is obvious that the meaning of laa should mean absolute nothing. And that is the meaning of the Arabic word for laa meaning no, not, or there is not. And there you have learned your first Arabic word from the book (al-kitaab) if you did not know it already.

The first law of Truth ALLAAH made His creation to proclaim was laa 'ilaaha 'illaa allaah = no or there is no god but the-God or no ilaah but allaah
The first word of this proclamation is laa (more details are required for me to take you into more details).

If we say la or laa we are always in the l. But how will we describe the whole l. In the Arabic language of the Qur'aan the definite article (the word 'the' is called al. An example the Book = al-kitaab al = the and kitaab = book. Then we would say 'the l' which in the Book (al-kitaab) would be al-l and because in Arabic the definite article is part of the following word we would say all (just like the meaning of the English word 'all&#039

al-la = the - from the infinite beginning to' --->
al-laa = the -from the infinite 'beginning' to the infinite 'end'.
The H in the Book (al-kitaab) means 'the whole of' like Huwa meaning He and Hiya meaning She; it signifies that which is between the two ends.
Look at our line again -------------------- to demarcate the limits we put it between two ls (els) l--------------------l. Did you see how it formed the H in English l-----l. We can use the English language also to teach the Book(al-kitaab).
So let us look at the word
ALLAAH

I will leave you with this one. See if you can define the word ALLAAH from the definitions given. I will come again back to this in future posts inshaa allaah.

When ALLAAH made the numbers from which He would create everything they first appeared in a straight line in the l as follows;

. . . . . . . . . .
They were named +n and -m ( for now let us just think of them as m)
-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m

There was the l and then the first m forming l---->m which would read laam (and that is the name of l in Arabic as it is el in English.

If l to m is laam then m to l is miyl (remember the earlier rules of vowels).

l-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m or
laammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. forming the infinite straight line.

I hope you are beginning to understand. If there is anything let me know because it is not easy showing something to an audience one cannot see and hear and do not know what they know or do not know.

In the next post I will show how the numbers became circles and how m got its Arabic name miym. inshaa allaah.

Greetings al-amiyr

Very interesting knowledge. So you are saying that the Quran is both spoken language and mathematics at the same time. So besides the Quran letters being sound symbols these Quran letters are also mathematical matter-space-time symbols. Am I correct?

Thanks

farida

Peace Farida.

Could al-amiyr have said all he had to say by now? Why all this wait?

God asks that we are straightforward. No hiding anything or beating about the bush?

Al0amiyr himself said ,quote
And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...

If he has something important to say , then get on with it so we can check it/ reference it with Qoran.

I have no idea what he is going to say, but the Qoranic way is to make it clear and get to the point.

But that is up to him. Others also have a choice whether to play the game and keep waiting or to ask him to make his point!

Peace.

Peace good logic
Everyone has their reasons and style to present what they have to say. That does not make one a Satan. As for me I like to take lessons in small doses to be able to absorb and refelect on it before going further. I hope you would not hold his style of teaching against him, and would just join in to understand at least about code 19.
Peace

good_logic

Peace Farida.

That is fine by me, I was not judging anyone. I do not know yet ,either way, from what has been said so far.
I hope al-amiyr is sincere and has some interesting things to say?

Peace.

farida

Peace Farida.

That is fine by me, I was not judging anyone. I do not know yet ,either way, from what has been said so far.
I hope al-amiyr is sincere and has some interesting things to say?

Peace.

Salaam good logic
I am glad to read this and I am pasting here the sura you mentioned in your other post;
They say, "How come no miracle came down to him from his Lord?" Say, "The future belongs to God; so wait and I am waiting along with you.",
Peace

farida

If you follow nicely, you will see wonders contained in the Qur'aan. What I am teaching cannot be invented because it is the meaning of the letters that describes the reality.
wa "alaykum-us-salaam

as salaam alaykum brother al-amiyr
BTW could you explain what do you mean by 'follow nicely'? confused
Thanks in advance
Salaam

al-amiyr

as salaam alaykum brother al-amiyr
BTW could you explain what do you mean by 'follow nicely'? confused
Thanks in advance
Salaam

wa "alaykum-us-salaam sister farida

Maybe it is the way People of Cape town speak. It simply means "carry on the way you are carrying on". It can have many meanings. It is a kind of idiomatic expression of emphasis and neutrality. I use it often and you are the first to ask me that question. It reminds me of this limerick,

There was a young lady called Bright
Who could travel much faster than light
She started one day
In the relative way
And returned home on the previous night.

wa"alaykum-us-salaam

GODsubmitter

Interesting linguistic developments @al-amiyr.

Thank you.

Please do proceed.

hawk99

There was a young lady called Bright
Who could travel much faster than light
She started one day
In the relative way
And returned home on the previous night.
wa"alaykum-us-salaam

Peace,

A poem about the theory of relativity! I like it!

Please continue.

al-amiyr

... . .post 12. Easy lessons for the mind to know the Book (al-kitaab).
The Book (al_kitaab)mental perceptions and visions for humanity ... in order for them to think of and bear in mind.

Why is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?

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And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...

I have already explained much about the Arabic letter l called laam which is called el in English. Here is a little summary for you of the meaning of the letter l if you wish to catch up or refresh the memory.

Not anything
ONLY ALLAAH THE-ALL-ONE ALONE EXISTED
There was the infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void of His Conscious Mind.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.see.laa.png<--- The infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.laam.png<--- Called the L. Do not say the name el or laam because it was unnamed. Just say it continuous L L L. Do not pronounce it with the tongue pressed against the roof of the mouth or alveolar ridge because the L touched nothing. The L is all dimensional. It is
L undefined and represents time (more to be explained inshaa allaah)
0L zero dimension
1L first dimension
2L second dimension
3L third dimension (This will all be explained dimension at a time inshaa allaah)

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.el..png<--- The English language symbol for L.

ALLAAH said, "be"
and the WHOLE REALM spiralled to a single point with inner and outer void.
And in the process, the axis of rotation (the alif ) was formed and the b was born and the d begun. (This lesson is not for now but keep it in mind)

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.see.b.origin.png<--- The beginning and totality of everything.
So 'somewhere' in the infinite dark/black spaceless timeless void ALLAAH made a point (represented by the letter b for object and the letter d for duration) that would represent the center of the totality; one(al-ahad) = the whole (al-waahid)
This b would serve as

the Absolute Center with inner and outer infinite void ( the brain).
the origin of what is to come.
the direction to which all must go.
the singularity of time energy matter space etc.
and above all it would serve as the House (bayt) of ALLAAH wherein His Ruwh (Spirit) would rest.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.laamalif.png<--- The axis of rotation of the creation. (will be fully explained inshaa allaah)

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.baa.png<--- The dot under the letter baa' representing the beginning and totality of everything. The Qur'aanic Arabic letter or symbol or sign (aayah) of beginning and bearer of everything. (will be fully explained inshaa allaah)

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.be.png<--- The English language symbol for b.

Don't worry too much about the above for now. They are going to be explained and you will fully understand with amazement when we will apply the rules to them.

Remember the title of this post?
Why is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?

Remember in the last post I showed you the creation of the letter laam. Bear in mind that this laam is not the same as the l of the infinite dark/black matterless spaceless timeless void. The name of that l is called al and that l as I said above represents all dimensions. laam is one of the dimensions of the l and is the straight line dimension. Let is see why it is a straight line.

Remember what you learned about the vowels. What are they? Let me refresh briefly.

"The vowels a - i - u represent motions.

a = going out motion (from the beginning point)

i = coming in motion (from the end point)

u = going out motion;coming in motion; going in and out motion (from any point)"

For now let us look at vowels a and i and leave the vowel u for another time.

Lets put this to the test with the l consonant.

Remember that we are now in a one dimensional line, like this ------------------------------------------------
So if we say la then it simply means l--------------------> l a line extending but did not reach its end.
If we say laa then it simply means l---------------------------------------->l a line extending and having reached its end
Because the l is infinite (from our definitions) la would mean from the infinite beginning moving towards the infinite end.
And laa would mean from the beginningless infinity to the endless infinity. In other words a line without boundaries; continuous forever in both directions but starting at the beginning side.
And because l represents the infinite dark matterless spaceless timeless void (from our definitions ) it is obvious that the meaning of laa should mean absolute nothing. And that is the meaning of the Arabic word for laa meaning no, not, or there is not. And there you have learned your first Arabic word from the book (al-kitaab) if you did not know it already.
Let us apply i and iy = coming in motion (from the end point)

So if we say li then it simply means l <-------------------l from the other end coming towards you but did not yet reach.
If we say liy then it simply means l<------------------------------------------l from the other end coming towards you and did reach.
Because the l is infinite (from our definitions) li would mean from the infinite end moving towards the beginning.

When ALLAAH made the numbers from which He would create everything they first appeared in a straight line in the l as follows;

. . . . . . . . . .
They were named +n and -m ( for now let us just think of them as m)
-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m

There was the l and then the first m forming l---->m which would read laam (and that is the name of l in Arabic as it is el in English.

If l to m is laam then m to l is miyl (remember the earlier rules of vowels).

l-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m-----m or
laammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. forming the infinite straight line.

Now for the third timeWhy is the Qur'aanic letter m called miym?

If we study the world, we will see that there are basically three motions which are
-1) linear motion
-2) circular motion
-3) to and fro motion
all other motions are basically from the above motions.

How does the book (al-kitaab) define these?

We have already seen how the linear motion is presented laam = l-------------------->m. Let us have a look at a diagram.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.line.laam.png

Remember that the black dot above is a number on the number line named m. Say the sound mmm and not the name of the letter.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.circle.miym.png

After a straight line we get a circle. A circle is just a line curving back on itself. Lets look how it is made in the Book (al-kitaab). At point m, the m moves all around the center and comes back to its original point m. m<---------------------m or miym. Did you get that? m turns back to m and the result is a perfect circle miym.

http//www.theholytablemountain.net/K.line.circle.laam.miym.png

I will leave you to work out the above. I hope to hear your answers so that I know that you are on track.

Can you give the definition of the following from our previous lessons?

-1) what is the 'alif?
-2) what is the laam?
-3) what is the miym?

I will be waiting patiently. You may also Pm me if you wish. And to everything I say say inshaa allaah.

To be continued inshaa allaah.

GODsubmitter

Thank you @al-amiyr for the new lesson.

Could you please explain what was the reason, and why, for what motive and cause did Allah create anything and said "be"?
What was His intention and the purpose behind it, if it can be put that way?

Thank you

siwto

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The H in the Book (al-kitaab) means 'the whole of' like Huwa meaning He and Hiya meaning She; it signifies that which is between the two ends.

salam al-amiyr,
On our previous post the 11th, i did no understand the introduction of the letter H at the end of the word ALLAH, when you talked of houa and hiya to say that they are the whole, please will you be more explainful

thank you
siwto

al-amiyr

Thank you @al-amiyr for the new lesson.

Could you please explain what was the reason, and why, for what motive and cause did Allah create anything and said "be"?
What was His intention and the purpose behind it, if it can be put that way?

Thank you

Thank you @GODsubmitter always for you good questions.

It is best that this is answered when we have gone a little further into the Book (al-kitaab) because of the nature and depth of the question and its correct answer. It is the most fundamental question, which I have asked in the introduction to the Book (al-kitaab) and I quote,

Needing nothing and eternal.
Independent of matter_space_time.

Then!
WHY did He CREATE
and not leave the nothing?
WHERE was the PLACE
in which He had created when there was nowhere that He was not?
And
WHAT was THAT
from which He had created when there was nothing that was besides Him?

Lo and behold!

It ALL began by His wish and command and then...

I hope that that is good for now. Ask and we can always put the questions one side and answer it as the occasion arises inshaa allaah.

Thank you and peace.

P.s. I hope that you can answer those last questions of the previous Post 12 inshaa allaah

farida

... I will leave you to work out the above. I hope to hear your answers so that I know that you are on track.

Can you give the definition of the following from our previous lessons?

-1) what is the 'alif?
-2) what is the laam?
-3) what is the miym?

I will be waiting patiently. You may also Pm me if you wish. And to everything I say say inshaa allaah.

To be continued inshaa allaah.

As salaamu alaikum brother al-amiyr
Thank you again for another brilliant lesson and I have PMed you with my understanding. Please do let me know if I am on track.
God bless you

al-amiyr

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The H in the Book (al-kitaab) means 'the whole of' like Huwa meaning He and Hiya meaning She; it signifies that which is between the two ends.

salam al-amiyr,
On our previous post the 11th, i did no understand the introduction of the letter H at the end of the word ALLAH, when you talked of houa and hiya to say that they are the whole, please will you be more explainful

thank you
siwto

+salaam siwto

You are observant. I was hoping no one will catch me out on that one because I did not give adequate explanations. I thought that I would take a short cut and go into more details later in the lessons.
Here is a short answer.

The letter H spelled in English aitch and the Arabic letter H called Haa' represents the end or the whole of that which has been mentioned.

If you were to say He is a man then you would refer to the whole man and not just a part of him.

Huwa = He
Hiya = She

The H at the end of ALLAAH indicates how great ALLAAH is over everything. Encompassing from the infinity of the past to the infinity of the future- matter-space-time and beyond. I need to give a little more details to explain it more adequately. When I get to the explanation of the H then you will have a complete grasp of it inshaa allaah.

Any emergency questions let me know inshaa allaah.

Shukran and +salaam

adjwi

If you did not read and follow from Post 1 you would not know what this thread is all about.

b

the Book (al-kitaab) Post 10
The Book (al_kitaab)mental perceptions and visions for humanity ... in order for them to think of and bear in mind.

003187
And when ALLAAH took a covenant from those who have had The Book (al_kitaab)
to make it known and not to hide it...

as-salaamu "alaykum

There are a number of matters that I said in previous posts that I was going to explain to you but I did not. The reason for this is that there are a number of reasons among which are

I had not yet presented sufficient knowledge to explain the answer that would be fully understood.
I have found it more difficult to teach the Book (al-kitaab) this way live over a forum with an invisible audience who cannot immediately respond.
sometimes there are non positive distractions that throws me off guard and then the flow StopS.
etc.

The most important question that I have not yet answered is, "Why ALLAAH is named ALLAAH?" This will be my priority, but just bear a little longer because I need to give some more information for you to fully appreciate this and understand How ALLAAH defines Himself in the BooK (al-kitaab).

Salaam al-amiyr,

I think this quote is very important and refreshing to read and simply want to acknowledge
"Every letter of the Qur?aan and the Torah has a specific meaning; each having its function in a specific alphabetical set of multi-dimensional matter/space/time configurations. If this knowledge is not known, the Qur?aan and the Torah become argumentations of endless varied interpretations; thus unlawful interpretations of its hidden meanings ? a great deviating sin indeed. If it is all perfectly known then everything in the universe and beyond is fully understood."

Why is there ALLAAH and ELOHIYM? Is the making of both words explained in the same way?

adjwi

IronFist